Ryan Murphy is known for churning out TV titans, but the writer-director-producer’s list of credits is even lengthier than many realize.
The mastermind behind hit shows “Glee,” “American Horror Story” and “Pose” got his start more than two decades ago with a teen series about socially opposite stepsisters and found similar success with a procedural drama about first responders.
Murphy, 57, was honored at Tuesday’s Golden Globes with the fourth-ever Carol Burnett Award, which recognizes an artist’s contributions to the TV industry. Previous recipients include Burnett, Ellen DeGeneres and Norman Lear.
